AJAX Bullet Cam 8MP/2.8MM Black and White: Bullet Camera for CCTV Monitoring
The AJAX Bullet Cam 8MP/2.8MM (B&W) is a bullet-style CCTV camera designed for security monitoring. It combines an 8 megapixel (8MP) resolution with a 2.8 millimetre (2.8mm) lens and produces black and white images. It is a practical option for anyone building or extending a surveillance system with a clear, visible camera that records detailed footage of the area it covers.
The camera belongs to the AJAX product range, which is known for security and alarm components. The Bullet Cam is listed in the CCTV category under Bullet Cameras, so it sits alongside other cameras designed for the same type of monitoring work.
Key features
- 8 megapixel (8MP) image resolution for detailed footage
- 2.8 mm lens with a fixed focal length, giving a set field of view
- Black and white (B&W) image output
- Bullet-style body, a long, slim shape that is easy to mount and aim
- Part of the AJAX CCTV range
What 8MP and 2.8mm mean
The 8MP label means the sensor captures about eight million pixels per frame. Higher resolution makes it easier to read detail, such as the features of a person or the shape of a vehicle, when you review recorded footage. The 2.8mm figure refers to the focal length of the lens. A shorter focal length gives a wider field of view, so this lens is well suited to covering an area at close to medium range rather than a single distant point.
Black and white imaging
Black and white cameras show the scene in shades of grey. The image is simple and clear, and it can be useful where the main requirement is to see movement, outlines and layout. Colour information such as the colour of clothing or vehicles will not be recorded, so if identifying colours matters for your site, a colour camera may be the better choice.
Typical uses
- Monitoring entrances, corridors and passageways
- Covering driveways, yards, car parks and external walls
- Adding a camera to an existing AJAX or other CCTV installation
- General surveillance in offices, warehouses and small commercial premises
- Deterring unwanted activity by making monitoring visible
Installation and planning
Bullet cameras are usually fixed to a wall, ceiling or bracket and pointed at the area to be watched. Before fitting, decide on the height, angle and field of view you need, and check that the lighting at the site supports a black and white image. Confirm that the camera’s connection, power supply and recording equipment are compatible with your system. If you are unsure about any of these points, ask a qualified installer for advice.
Choosing this camera
This model suits buyers who want a higher resolution than a standard camera, a fixed lens with a clear field of view, and a monochrome image for general monitoring. It is a straightforward choice for a single camera position or for a larger installation where several cameras will be used together.
For the full specification, including the power requirements, connection type and operating conditions, please refer to the manufacturer documentation or contact our team before ordering.







